The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-01-26
Windsor County.
Bethel.

WILLARD BROOKS wrote home from Mas
sachusetts last week that he was to start
for Kansas on Tuesday of this week to visit
brother whose home is in that state.
- We regret to record the death of the
estimable wife of Nathan Parker who died
at her home on Wednesday evening of last
week. - Quite number of the Masons
belonging to this lodge attended the funeral
of their brother, l.. p. Dean, at Gaysville,
on Saturday of last week. - Rev. S. A.
Parker would have attended the funeral of
Margaret Dupuis of Royalton on Saturday
last had it not been for like engagement
at Gaysville at the same time. Upon
Wednesday of this week he attended the
funeral of Harvey w. Corbin, who died, at
the age of seventy-one years, at the home of
Selden S. Brooks in Royalton on Sunday
evening last. Mr.. Corbin was citizen of
Lilliesville in this town. Old Mrs
Sanspree moved into one of the tenements
of the Smith block last week. - Ella
Hutchins finished her school upon Barnard
Hill on Friday of last week. - Abbie
Fisher has gone for two months visit to
her sisters in Painheld and brothers in
Burlington, About fifty of our people
attended the concert of the Nashville stu
nents at West Randolph Saturday evening
last. - Mrs. Fred Putnam returned from
a visit of several weeks at her old home in
Newport, n. H., on Saturday of last week
- The most unsettled thing that we
thermometer. In its INDIGESTION it hoped
around from forty to fifty degrees in a few
hours several times Starting at forty-two
degrees below zero on Wednesday morning
of last week it kept at work until on Mon
day morning of this week it marked forty
four above, "A change of only eighty-two de-
grees between the two mornings.
East Bethel.
HORACE HUNTER Of Royalton had one of
his hands badly mutilated in sewing
machine recently. ~ Albert King is on
the sick list. H. w. Fowler visited
Boston last week. - Alkaline Abbott
has gone to Manchester. 60 Mrs. III. w.
Fowler and daughter visited her brother,
DIR. w. Paine, in Union village last week.
60 Miss Luette Boynton is stopping
with her aunt Mrs. Nettie Wills. -
News has been received here of the death
of DIR. Charles Dewey, formerly of East
Randolph. He was found dead in his bed
in Enfield, n. IL,
Gaysviile.
In the death of l.. 7. Dean Gaysville has
! lost one of its we'll known and successful
business men. Having been merchant
here for long time, he formed large cir
Gle of acquaintances and many friends. He
was identified with the business of the place
and had an interest in its prosperity. In the
| Universalist church he was an active worker
and a strong supporter Being always con
siderare ana devoted to his family, the sor
row in his home cannot be expressed. His
wife and children have the sympathy of the
| entire community. He was member o.
the White River Masonic lodge of Bethel
BY his request his burial was by his lodge
many of its members attending, as well a.
brethren from other lodges. The funera
services were conducted by the Rev. S. A
Parker, who spoke of the great loss sus
tanned by his family the town, and til,
Masonic fraternity, His death occurred a
his home in Gaysville, January 18th, at tn,
age of siXty-six years.